recallable
- adjective
- /rɪˈkɔːləbəl/
- Using mnemonic devices can make information more recallable when needed.
Examples
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He took detailed notes during the lecture so the concepts would be recallable for his exam.
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The instructions were clear and recallable, making them easy to follow later.
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So yes, some of them seem to be more easily recallable or more indelible.
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Relearning is, but it will become non recallable now that the information remains in memory makes.
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The voice recorder is a device that instantaneously transmutes all your musings into a concrete, recallable form.
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Synonyms
Worth remembering because it is very good, interesting, or unusual
Easy to remember, like a short poem or tune
Easy to keep or remember
Antonyms
How Memorable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Recallable is made from re- 'again' and call 'to call', so it can mean 'able to be called back into the mind'. Think of 'calling' a memory back, which is why recallable facts are those you can remember when you need them.